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Cameron takes Xi Jinping to the pub

British prime minister David Cameron has treated the Chinese president Xi Jinping to a trip to his local pub, where his guest tucked in to fish and chips and a pint of IPA.

Xinping and David Cameron leaving The Plough at Cadsden (Photo: Twitter)

President Jinping was reportedly keen to try traditional British ale during his state visit to the UK.

The pair went to The Plough at Cadsden, a pub that is a short walk away from the official countryside residence of the Prime Minister, Chequers.

The 20 minute visit took place after talks were held on “domestic priorities and foreign policy issues”, a government spokesperson said.

The five-day state visit has also seen the president stay at Buckingham Palace. On the opening night of the trip, Jinping was served Ridgeview wines at a banquet with the Queen.

2 responses to “Cameron takes Xi Jinping to the pub”

  1. christine humphreys says:

    he ate fish and chips and downed a pint of IPA in 20 mins. He should be a Chelsea fan.

  2. Nat says:

    @drinksbusiness – same mistake again! President Xi, or President Xi Jinping NOT President Jinping.

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